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 1 2 |       THE CHRISTIAN HAS SURE AND SIMPLE KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING THE
 2 2 |        obvious exception of such simple cases as being free from
 3 3 |        ORIGIN DEFINED OUT OF THE SIMPLE WORDS OF SCRIPTURE.~Would
 4 10|                           X. THE SIMPLE NATURE OF THE SOUL IS ASSERTED
 5 10|      with Plato that the soul is simple; in other words uniform
 6 11| acknowledge to be an indivisible simple substance, and therefore
 7 11|       and alone, it must also be simple and un-compounded as regards
 8 12|     moreover, that the mind is a simple principle, unmixed, and
 9 14|   DISSECTION.~Being thus single, simple, and entire in itself, it
10 18|  excruciating means of torturing simple knowledge and crucifying
11 21|       possessed this uniform and simple nature from the beginning
12 21|          which we maintain to be simple and uniform in its condition.
13 22|    possessing body, having form, simple in its substance, intelligent
14 35|     which is extremely clear and simple in its meaning, and ought
15 52|        law which produces death, simple though it be, is yet violence.
16 58|     judgment of God pursues even simple cogitations and the merest